Net neutrality was introduced to make all Internet traffic treated equally. These laws regulate how Internet service providers (ISPs) deliver online services and other content to users. However, after many attempts to establish a clear set of net neutrality laws, people are still debating about those regulations’ feasibility and effectiveness.  So, will net neutrality make the Internet a better place? And...

Siri is a convenient voice assistant on Apple devices that allows you to navigate your gadget using voice commands to trigger specific actions. But many digital privacy enthusiasts are concerned about the tool potentially spying on users. So, have you ever wondered if Siri is listening to you all the time? If so, we got you covered. Read along to find out how Siri actually works and what you can do to prevent it from violating your privacy.

Apple products have long been associated with advanced privacy and security. You can adjust multiple settings on your iPhone to protect your personal information, prevent potential monitoring, and mitigate the risk of being hacked. Some are pretty obvious, while others might not be familiar, even if you’ve been using the iOS operating system for years. If you care about your personal data, read along to discover the main iPhone privacy settings and find out how to use them properly.

Suppose you told your friends that you need new AirPods since your old ones started to act up. Then, all of a sudden, your phone starts showing you AirPods ads (though you never really searched for them online). Doesn’t look like a coincidence, right? At this point, you may get suspicious, asking yourself, “Does my phone spy on me?” Keep reading to find out whether your phone is listening to your conversations and how to stop it for good.

WebRTC is amazing. Many awesome and comfortable internet communications rely on this technologically advanced project. Since its first announcement in 2011, the popularity has grown insanely. What does it do? WebRTC, or Web Real-Time Communication, allows two devices to exchange audio and video traffic in real time, essentially creating the basis for all browser chats and webinars. This is just...